Torrington High School - Torringtonian Yearbook (Torrington, CT)

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1' 'THE LOG ROBICR I' IlRlS1'0I.l. Bob Sure, and 1t's me Irish blood. thats what it is. Mort of us thought Bob was 1 quiet lad: but who ever heard of zi Quiet Irishman? Those who knew him dlcln't. HONORS: Orchestra. 1-2-2- 4 Ccnccrr, 2-3: Varsitv Foot- ball, 2-3-4: Interclass Baseball. lg Interclae-s Basketball, 1-2- 3-4: Varsity Baseball, 4. !40I'lIIl'I lll'liIl'2I. Soph She works with patience. Every gases has to hive a certain number of Duplls to rrlve it dignity :ind poise. Soph is nmmig that number. H I-1KALIllNl'1 IHYY ICR Jerry She laughed and danced: She talked and sang. Life is it song for Jerry Shc'll get ahead with 11-Tl' happy - sro - lucky, devil- may- c:u'o attitude, and her energet- ic personality. HONORS: Tri-Y, 2-3-4: Dramatic Club, l-2-3-4, Vice President. 4, Public Play, 1-3- 4, Dramatic Club Letter, 3: History Club. 4, Rccording Secretary, 4: Class Book Staff. Associate Editor: Class Papers. Superlatives. 'I'll0M A S IJVVY ICI! Dlnk Why should life be all work? Dlnk - good time, good friend. good sp-ort-the kind of person you always want around. HONORS: Basketball Varsity gfesm. 2-3-4: Interclass Base- 'nu . 4. -- ' 1936 Il0R0'l'llY IBIFHNER ..DOt,. Shy, with a qui-ct dignity. Many of us have asked where Dot has been hldlne these four years. We really wanted to hear from her more often. EDITH I-ELLIOTT Edo A fice that smiles is ever good. Giggles personilied - Never mind, Eole, that giggle cast lt's share of sunshine. HONORS: History Club, 3. KI-INN!-ETH I-'AHI-EY Ken We are the music makers. Rhythm is his business! Ken is another one of those good-natured lads. His absence would be sorely felt. HONORS: Qrchestra, 1-2-3- it. Secretary, 3, Concert, 1-2- O. EI.IZAlil'1'l'Il FEHIER Libby Happy am I: from care I am free. Libby worried about her bciux, her clothes, her looks ne-ver her books. HONORS: Basketball, 1-2-3- 4: History Club, 4: Tennis, 4.

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-'l THE LOG'- WARREN DANIELS Warren Handsome and tall, the girls all fall. He's been the object of many a gir1's alfection, but has managed to ward them all oif. How long do you expect it to last, Daniels? HONORS: Hi-Y, 2-3-4, Trea- surer, 35 Tabula Staff, 1: Or- chestra, 1-2-3-4: Concert, 1-2- 33 Tennis, lg Hockey. 33 Prize Speaking, 1. BlGA'l'Rlf'l'1 IDICMAREST Bedie 'Tis Well to be merry and wise. Bee is a wholesome. jolly person always ready to com- fort. She has ever made friends and never lost them. HONORS: History Club, 3. PATSY IHGIOVANNI .-Pats. We must laugh before we are happy, For we may die before We laugh at al1. Pat has been the object of many a joke, but always comes up smiling, which results in his having a host of friends. He's some actor. too. Good luck, Pat. HONORS: Dramatic Club, 2- 3-4. Public Play. 2-3, Operetta, 2-3: History Club, 4: Glee Club, 3-4, Vice President, 3-4. MARY DILLON Dill All I ask ls to be left alone. Independent. competent. and every inch a lady. She's kept herself in reserve from most of us, but we who knew her respected her as a friend and classmate. HONORS: History Club. 3-4: Prize Speaking, 3-4. Ng' LEONARD DLPGOKINSKI Leon1rd Be silent or lct thy words be worth more than silence. You'd be surprised at What's hidden beneath Leonard's quiet exterior. One year of his study hall tricks would en- . lighten anyone. Mf 2 ADELE D0'l'Y ..De1.. I was made for laughter, why work? She could supply a joke for any occasion. Having her a.- roiund was fun. HONORS: Dramatic Club, 15 History Club. 32 'l'Bl1HiS, 3-4- 14 ARLINIG DOUHAL I ..Redu Her hair ls red- Enough! 'Tis said. Unlike the usual red-head- cd person, Red did things slowly and deliberately: other- wise she was a true red hr-ad. vi: - : 1 PHYLLIS DRAKE Phil A maiden never bold. Another industrious, quiet classmate whom we appreciate very much. HONORS: History Club, 3. J, iq - 1936- ------

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ETH EL FENN Ethel She looks upon men with a threatening eye. Modest and shy, Ethel has- n't made herself known to us, much to our idisatisfaction Best of luck, anyway. DOROTHY FERRY DOttle She moves a goddess and looks a queen. Her poise and sophisticated appearance have earned her the title of most dignified . but Dot's stately exterior was merely a shell to restrain her friendly interior. HONORS: History Club, 3 RICHARII FERRY ..Red., Red hair, blue eyes, of stat- ure short! In all four years he proved a sport! Dick has proved himself a worthy classmate, At times he has been so quiet that we al- most forgot him, but then he made up for it once he got going. TEKLA FREDSALL Pretzels Demurely she went her way. Tekla was usually so quiet that few of us realized her presence. However, she was al- ways a true friend for she had a marvelous sense of under- standing, HONORS: History Club, 45 Basketball, l-3-4. -- - ---- 1936 THE LOG ' -- NIILDRED FRI TCH Millie She always has on tile, A gay and winsome smile! Millie smilingly walked her way right into our hearts. Her sweet manner has won for her manv friends, all of whom she has kept. HONORS: History Club, 4g Basketball, 2. NICHOLAS FPSCO Nick I-Iere's a boy who's alm is sure, Whose steady e-ye is quick. For whom the girls have not a lureg Our dear own Captain Nick! Nick is a manstfan! His prime interest was captain a successful basketball team- and he dld it! HONORS: Football Varsity. 2-3-41 Interclass Baseball, 3- : Varsity Basketball, 1-2-3-4: Basketball Captain, 4. BIA RGARI-IT G ALYA Margaret Modest, quiet, shy, ln our own esteem she ranks high. Shy, modest, and quiet. Margaret has always been re- garded a true member of the Class of '36, ADELINE GANEM Billie 'Triendllest being ever known. Billie was a true friend who-se companionship we en- joyed very much on our four year sojourn thru T.H.S. HONORS: Tennis, 3-4: His- tory Club, 4: Tabula, 1.